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energy is the drag. crude oil is at a near two week low amid questions as to whether this commodity rally that we witnessed is about to rollover. that was a barclay's question yesterday whether this is the beginning of the end. >> or are we in a trading range that takes us to the mid 30s. top end to the upper 40s but stays here to borrow the phrase, lower for longer, you could see that for quite awhile. >> risk is to the down side. if you have a more hawkish fed you could get the dollar continuing to rise here and that could be negative for crude and other commodities. >> yes. absolutely. that's what happened when we had the rally for the last six weeks the dollar got weaker. earnings people were thinking we're going to come in better but if you go the other way you'll get the sell off because you see the correlation with industry industrials. >> the one thing that stands out to me is the lack of volume. not just last week but yesterday. yesterday i know there's vacation talk about easter and all of thes
energy is the drag. crude oil is at a near two week low amid questions as to whether this commodity rally that we witnessed is about to rollover. that was a barclay's question yesterday whether this is the beginning of the end. >> or are we in a trading range that takes us to the mid 30s. top end to the upper 40s but stays here to borrow the phrase, lower for longer, you could see that for quite awhile. >> risk is to the down side. if you have a more hawkish fed you could get the...
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affordable and reliable source of energy to the american economy. are you incorporating this real risk and how do you plan to account for the disruptions in the labor market the very significant disruptions to the labor market from lost energy jobs and what about increasing energy prices and decreasing reliability for consumers. is that something to be looked at in addition, in the context of your climate czar you need to unmute >> i believe it can play a role in arranging discussions among financial regular larts. one of whom have responsibilities for assessing risks from climate change to the financial institutions that they supervise and regulate to coordinate a system wide response using the best available tools. make sure that climate risks are addressed fully in light of these assessments. i don't think it's playing a role in telling financial institutions what kind of lending they can do but it's important. >> thank you just reclaiming my time, i would encourage treasury to consider the role that shifting consumption away from fossil energy t
affordable and reliable source of energy to the american economy. are you incorporating this real risk and how do you plan to account for the disruptions in the labor market the very significant disruptions to the labor market from lost energy jobs and what about increasing energy prices and decreasing reliability for consumers. is that something to be looked at in addition, in the context of your climate czar you need to unmute >> i believe it can play a role in arranging discussions...
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of the energy they use is energy that other wise would not even be used >> that is exactly right that is exactly right. so you look at china, which is the biggest miner. of five largest provinces. four use hydroand it is almost 90% of the bitcoin mine in china is done with renewable energy. it is only one province which is inner mongolia that has that you look at washington and here in the u.s., 80% of the bitcoin mine is with renewable energy. so they're looking for the cheapest energy out there. renewable and hydroand resources that tend to be stranded and there is a lot of it tend to give you cheap energy so bitcoin is a subsidy for clean energy. >> real quick, delano, would you rather, coin base or bitcoin. >> oh, bitcoin definitely. >> why real quick. >> high level i think we're talking about a payment source, a payment network, we're looking at store value, we're looking at something that as brian was mentioning, it is bigger than just an exchange, right. we're looking an evolving technology. >> okay, time for the final trade. let's go around the horn. >> west rock broke out in
of the energy they use is energy that other wise would not even be used >> that is exactly right that is exactly right. so you look at china, which is the biggest miner. of five largest provinces. four use hydroand it is almost 90% of the bitcoin mine in china is done with renewable energy. it is only one province which is inner mongolia that has that you look at washington and here in the u.s., 80% of the bitcoin mine is with renewable energy. so they're looking for the cheapest energy...
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nobody is taking away anybody's energy drink. we don't even know what an energy drink is. it's just a marketing term. >> why does there have to be a definition? >> because people are ingesting it, if you're putting something in your body, as a consumer you have the right to know what it is and if there are risks associated with it. no one needs it taken away, tell us what's in it, adults make informed decisions about it and everybody be responsibility for the consequences. >> that's really what appears to be all eric schniderman is doing. he's not saying i'm going to limit what you can drink or anything like that. >> this is a late summer fishing expedition. he cast a wide net, and he's playing to the concerns we hear all the time. it's fear mongering at it's worst. >> we should have no problem. we should applaud them for finding out what's in it, there's led in paint, i'm grad there's no more led in paint. let's find out what's in the can, and if there's something bad, get it out or be honest about what's in it, nobody is threatenning to take it away. >> this is the very
nobody is taking away anybody's energy drink. we don't even know what an energy drink is. it's just a marketing term. >> why does there have to be a definition? >> because people are ingesting it, if you're putting something in your body, as a consumer you have the right to know what it is and if there are risks associated with it. no one needs it taken away, tell us what's in it, adults make informed decisions about it and everybody be responsibility for the consequences. >>...
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energy, we need the energy independent strategy that has to be done in a bipartisan fashion. that will create a lot of jobs. export, we're starting to recognize how valuable it is for our mid-sized companies and larger companies to export. it is not rocket science. >>> what about the support for the economy, the president, that will be key in some of the rust belt, areas like pennsylvania, your state of ohio, michigan, wisconsin. how is the regional economy doing in this part of the country? and what do you think the big economic issues that will drive voters in november? >> well, in michigan and ohio, particularly, if i were the president i would be a single message. the auto bailout, turn the economies around. both michigan, and particularly ohio, ohio's unemployment rate, maria is 3% points lower since the president took office. and a good hunk of that is attributable to the fact he had the guts to do the auto bailout. remember it was unpopular back then, but popular now, he stuck to his guns. >> great to have you governor. >> good to see you. >> up next, we'll take a look
energy, we need the energy independent strategy that has to be done in a bipartisan fashion. that will create a lot of jobs. export, we're starting to recognize how valuable it is for our mid-sized companies and larger companies to export. it is not rocket science. >>> what about the support for the economy, the president, that will be key in some of the rust belt, areas like pennsylvania, your state of ohio, michigan, wisconsin. how is the regional economy doing in this part of the...
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it is risen by alternative energy. the data center is being billed and they need cables and conduits. bill watts talked about the automation of warehouses and data centers. all the internet lines to set up virtual teaching during covid. there is more electricity needed than they had just a few years ago. then you throw in solar power which requires a parallel power grid and many states are hardening infrastructure in order to cope with more extreme weather. they are moving electrical lines underground and they could have fiery global warming. they made be the play. that is a pretty compelling long-term story. the problem here is that the short-term is that it will take a real hit in a recession. that is why the stock has come down from highs. right now the business remains excellent. they turned in a string of beat and raise. they delivered a nice top and bottom line with management raising therefore your earning forecast. their biggest import cost has come down. when the fed first went on the warpath aquila rolled out
it is risen by alternative energy. the data center is being billed and they need cables and conduits. bill watts talked about the automation of warehouses and data centers. all the internet lines to set up virtual teaching during covid. there is more electricity needed than they had just a few years ago. then you throw in solar power which requires a parallel power grid and many states are hardening infrastructure in order to cope with more extreme weather. they are moving electrical lines...
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for other commodities outside of energy. and that's selling at about a 43% discount to u.s. stocks. so i think international will outperform. >> don't often get people excited about buying europe. here we are. obvious and excellent reasons you mention, a time to look at exposure to emerging markets and high commodities prices we're seeing and right towards high-yield bonds? >> yeah. so high-yield bonds, i think will have better underpinnings so maybe better -- going forward obviously have higher yields with about a 5.4% right now. and also if we look to emerging markets, local currency government debt. you know, that's high quality against overseas corporates or overseas junk bonds. you can get a 6% yield attractive with durations less than the u.s. side aggregate. >> i want to ask about semiconductors nvidia a call last time on and up since that period a lot of anxiety around the cycle now. what would you share, do stocks look attractive to you depend on the name >> well, it does depend upon the name, but just looking at th
for other commodities outside of energy. and that's selling at about a 43% discount to u.s. stocks. so i think international will outperform. >> don't often get people excited about buying europe. here we are. obvious and excellent reasons you mention, a time to look at exposure to emerging markets and high commodities prices we're seeing and right towards high-yield bonds? >> yeah. so high-yield bonds, i think will have better underpinnings so maybe better -- going forward...
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i don't think the energy move is over by any stretch. i think it is taking a pause and if you want proof positive but warren buffett continues to pile into some of the names which is interesting. so although it is obviously taken a backseat over the last couple of weeks i think think there are a couple of chanters left in this story. >> this does fit for the narrative that for the short-term we'll be in for a bounce and the technology could move higher and wee continue to see the pressure on the commodity complex. and it all fits into the same thinking. >> does the barrel per oil fit into by year end think we're getting back into 90. >> oh, your backing off your forecast. >> no i'm trying to make it more palatable. i think we could get to 90 and i think most people are saying 80, 85. i'm going to stick with it because i think that is the biggest contrarian review of i'll right now, and i respect that and to the extent it goes back to carter's etf chart, where again the euphoria that came on the invasion, remember, $85 oil is where we wer
i don't think the energy move is over by any stretch. i think it is taking a pause and if you want proof positive but warren buffett continues to pile into some of the names which is interesting. so although it is obviously taken a backseat over the last couple of weeks i think think there are a couple of chanters left in this story. >> this does fit for the narrative that for the short-term we'll be in for a bounce and the technology could move higher and wee continue to see the pressure...
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there are people who had no energy exposure buying energy stocks when it was trading at 140. of course, it will roll over and we've been long this narrative for quite some time. just last week to put this in perspective, xle had nearly 1 billion options that were in the money to start the week expired. so you're looking at reit losing again. what you're seeing is the prices coming in as people chased them as highs and in the same way, to shift gears here, talk about the equity market. you have people panicking on the lows and you should be managing a position for much of this year, not just managing it over the last week to two after may cpi number was hot and you had additional selling so what we saw last week in the equity market was volume on russell 2000 futures for the week ost week and to the s&p and the nasdaq futures you have the highest volume since going back to march 2020, and you also saw bank of america numbers today that did say that there was 17 billion of outflows for the first week of outflows in equities so people are panicking down there and you're seeing s
there are people who had no energy exposure buying energy stocks when it was trading at 140. of course, it will roll over and we've been long this narrative for quite some time. just last week to put this in perspective, xle had nearly 1 billion options that were in the money to start the week expired. so you're looking at reit losing again. what you're seeing is the prices coming in as people chased them as highs and in the same way, to shift gears here, talk about the equity market. you have...
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energy. and maybe help us. we are lost when it comes to energy. rusty, welcome back to mad money. >> thank you for having me, jim. >> good to see you. >> you know we are in a jam trying to figure out if there is a top in oil. we heard 100, 150. we want to say, where does it stop? we are to supply, that makes it so that over the long term, we might be able to find some level that is equilibrium? >> you know a lot of what is going on lately has been producers reducing the growth of capital expenditures and capital discipline issues. that is where we are right now. but production is still growing, even though the count is down. what we are seeing is an improvement in productivity and that means that we can continue to see production increasing even with producers holding back on capital expenditures. so we can be continuing to see growth and at the same time, holding back on capital and that is all about productivity of the individual and the producers are just getting better at getting producti
energy. and maybe help us. we are lost when it comes to energy. rusty, welcome back to mad money. >> thank you for having me, jim. >> good to see you. >> you know we are in a jam trying to figure out if there is a top in oil. we heard 100, 150. we want to say, where does it stop? we are to supply, that makes it so that over the long term, we might be able to find some level that is equilibrium? >> you know a lot of what is going on lately has been producers reducing the...
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at just $16 a barrel in the futures market the ceo of the oil and gas drilling company patterson-uti energy will be here. >>> that as another 4.4 million of americans file for jobless claims in just one more week bringing the total to more than 26 million in the past five weeks. it's a stunning number we'll dig into it. kelly, over to you >> tyler, thanks it's been a volatile day in the market after the gilead report hit the requires about an hour ago. let's get to bob for more. >> kelly, i want to show you the s&p 500. there may be conflicting reports about what it said the market viewed it as disappointing. t there was a very sharp drop in the s&p 500. we lost about 35 points. we're now below 3,000. that's a significant drop. reports that the remdesivir trials were not good look at this exxon and chevron just keep chugging along although pretty low levels for them. i want to remind everybody how many companies withdrawing guidance there's many, many every day now. today, we saw pulte, union pacific withdraw o'reilly automotive with drew, net gear the list is very long. this makes it diffi
at just $16 a barrel in the futures market the ceo of the oil and gas drilling company patterson-uti energy will be here. >>> that as another 4.4 million of americans file for jobless claims in just one more week bringing the total to more than 26 million in the past five weeks. it's a stunning number we'll dig into it. kelly, over to you >> tyler, thanks it's been a volatile day in the market after the gilead report hit the requires about an hour ago. let's get to bob for more....
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today, we're look at energy. what's ahead for the sector as crude's june contract is set to expire tomorrow. it's great to have you back. i was thinking we had this negative 37 and as you said it's possible we would have gone even more negative but the fact we're back in the positive 30s, does it tell you the worst is over. the demand is starting to come back hopefully that may-june contract roll over experience is ancient history. >> yeah, i think so. it would be today we would have the maximum pressure which would be a day before final settlement which is what happened last month. we thought the industry walked off a cliff. we could see it comes. it was fairly straightforward. it's pretty much addition and sub strax. we were surprised by happenings but not sfriez we did go negative now we avoided that and things are improving. >> where would you put your money to work? >> it's interesting. anywhere you can get a general gener story, we see a lot of positivity the other one is natch rl gurals if you're cutting u
today, we're look at energy. what's ahead for the sector as crude's june contract is set to expire tomorrow. it's great to have you back. i was thinking we had this negative 37 and as you said it's possible we would have gone even more negative but the fact we're back in the positive 30s, does it tell you the worst is over. the demand is starting to come back hopefully that may-june contract roll over experience is ancient history. >> yeah, i think so. it would be today we would have the...
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states across america are betting on alternative energy and green jobs. which is why later on you will want to hear what saudi arabia has to say about that. one year ago though mortgage behemoths fannie and freddie went to heroes to zeros. the stock fell to a price no investor ever thought was possible. we'll talk about what's next for those two stocks. and saudi arabia literally throwing down the gauntlet on this whole dream of energy independence. they say the u.s. is heading for disaster and the u.s. will stay reliant on saudi arabia. are they right? we'll be bark. >>> a year ago today fannie and freddie were the story. investors worried that the mart goge giants would not be able to raise enough money to withstand the spreading mortgage meltdown. fannie sank 7.9% to $6.42. sound pretty low. fannie fell a whopping 12.3%. but then the weekend came and by the end of that first long september weekend, fannie and freddie were both in government conservatorship. fannie closed monday at 73 cents. that's where you see there on the edge where the little drop d
states across america are betting on alternative energy and green jobs. which is why later on you will want to hear what saudi arabia has to say about that. one year ago though mortgage behemoths fannie and freddie went to heroes to zeros. the stock fell to a price no investor ever thought was possible. we'll talk about what's next for those two stocks. and saudi arabia literally throwing down the gauntlet on this whole dream of energy independence. they say the u.s. is heading for disaster and...
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energy sources. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. >>> we've just been through a period of truly fabulous gains for the stock market. with today being still one more example punctuated by hideous squalls of selling that make everyone doubt the resilience of the bull. and for years, despite repeated bear raids, the bull has come through for us. however, just because we're in a bull market doesn't mean there won't be plenty of instances where individual stocks go down and go down hard. when i was writing my new book "get rich carefully," i reviewed every trade made by my trust along with the bulletins we sound out at the same time explaining the rationale for each decision. you know what i found, when i see a stock spiralling lower, i tend to move too soon and buy it before the pain has come to an end or if the trust owns the stock that's getting pole axed, i tend to wait too long to sell it. >> sell, sell, sell. >> again in the mistaken belief that the bottom has already arrived. these mistakes
energy sources. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. >>> we've just been through a period of truly fabulous gains for the stock market. with today being still one more example punctuated by hideous squalls of selling that make everyone doubt the resilience of the bull. and for years, despite repeated bear raids, the bull has come through for us. however, just because we're in a bull market doesn't mean there won't be plenty of instances where individual stocks go down and go down...
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that's why we're making so much investment in clean energy and renewable energy and health care industries and also in the i.t. area. those jobs will remain here. and i think that is something that the president has really placed a priority on. so i'm actually pleased to see that these investments are starting to pay off. a lot of it has to do with the recovery act funding that made and stimulated the investments. >> secretary solis, great to have you on the program. see you soon. labor secretary hilda solis joining us. >> up next on "the wall street journal report," why what happens in greece matters so much to the united states. it's all part of the new normal. i'll be talking to one of the smartest guys in the room, mohamed el erian. >>> overseeing compensation at the bailed-out banks. the man known as the pay czar, kenneth feinberg, will join me. >>> it was a wild week for the markets on wall street and around the world. investors and governments have fears about the stability of greece's financial system and whether or not that is going to be contagious for the rest of europe. what is
that's why we're making so much investment in clean energy and renewable energy and health care industries and also in the i.t. area. those jobs will remain here. and i think that is something that the president has really placed a priority on. so i'm actually pleased to see that these investments are starting to pay off. a lot of it has to do with the recovery act funding that made and stimulated the investments. >> secretary solis, great to have you on the program. see you soon. labor...
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relentless increases, oil's rise not impacted stocks of the big energy consumers, buoys the stocks of the energy producers airlines and travel -- they're doing fine stocks been incredibly strong, especially the hotels. if you overlay marriott over oil they appear same doesn't make sense should rally at the same time you could argue that covid means people are so eager to go out, don't care about the cost of gasoline throw in uber, whatever. but oil is inimical to the transports, ultimate energy user but their stocks acting well too, shouldn't be happening. zro sum game when oil wins, transports lose and that's just the visible conundrum. inflation iceberg is here and people are ignoring it fortunately some oil companies have started breaking and aggressively don't want to miss out on the higher prices. going to start happening need to contain the price. iran, iraq, venezuela and mexico, tapped out saudis gave it a high dive iden. russians are thrilled making fortunes but not going to flood the market if americans don't boost production nobody else is going to come through. oil could g
relentless increases, oil's rise not impacted stocks of the big energy consumers, buoys the stocks of the energy producers airlines and travel -- they're doing fine stocks been incredibly strong, especially the hotels. if you overlay marriott over oil they appear same doesn't make sense should rally at the same time you could argue that covid means people are so eager to go out, don't care about the cost of gasoline throw in uber, whatever. but oil is inimical to the transports, ultimate energy...
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we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. we see engineers simulating the future to improve today. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." let's get to sue herera for an update hi, sue. >> hello, everyone her's what's happening at this hour democratic presidential candidate joe biden visiting a fiat chrysler plant in detroit, michigan he met with workers there as voters in michigan head to the polls for the state's primary. one voter challenged biden on second amendment rights. he responded he favors a ban on assault weapons but not all guns. >>> speaking of which, dick's sporting goods saying it will pull guns from another 440 stores this year dick's stopped gun sales in some stores following the 2018 mass shooting at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. >>> a federal appeals court ruling that the justice department must give congress secret testimony
we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. we see engineers simulating the future to improve today. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." let's get to sue herera for an update hi, sue. >> hello, everyone her's what's happening at this hour democratic presidential candidate joe biden...
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energy is 12.4% of the s&p. if you think that rick's energy call is right, you would want to overweight the group, to have centering stocks make up more than 12.4% of your portfolio. that way you would have more energy exposure than the s&p 500 does, and ricket is rig. nrds, rite now having most oil during this pertain has cost you. right now, he says it will help you. s that means my charity trust, while centering makes up 12.4%, it's 12.9%, i agree with rick. remember, it's to overweight the best sectors in the s&p and underweight the worst. he's saying getting some energy stocks, don't get leftb hind by the coming switch. believe me, i think his call will be heated because of the real roin why portfolio managers, or pms, don't invest the way i advise you to do at home. these managers who do mutual funds, they cannot afford to underperform the benchmark. they have to beat the s&p 500. if they don't, that's a great way to lose your job, so think try to stick closely to it. the best way for them to control their
energy is 12.4% of the s&p. if you think that rick's energy call is right, you would want to overweight the group, to have centering stocks make up more than 12.4% of your portfolio. that way you would have more energy exposure than the s&p 500 does, and ricket is rig. nrds, rite now having most oil during this pertain has cost you. right now, he says it will help you. s that means my charity trust, while centering makes up 12.4%, it's 12.9%, i agree with rick. remember, it's to...
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it is a lot of upside seen on markwest energy. 5.3% dividend like all energy names it has been absolutely walloped. stevens trying to defend the name. >> not just stevens. goldman sachs calling it a buy. barclays raised price target. >> maybe 25% drop in a matter of weeks. >> not bad. >> renewable energy company has to do with solar plays. >> jp morgan resuming target. their target terp. about $7 seen. >> they have uped the dividend. be a little more generous to shareholders. >> so final stock because it is called inspire. >> we do this, you will be with us all week. a name that maybe a lot of viewers don't get to talk about much. we try to dig it out for you. california based semi conductor company. target boosted. they see about 40% upside in iphi in fire. that is your under the radar play today in street talk. >>> and analogue chip maker and consensus call for growth of 50% next year. >>> speaking of technology it wasn't the way sony would have wanted it probably but the opening weekend of "the interview" didn't go that badly. we will have the numbers and ask the question will more mov
it is a lot of upside seen on markwest energy. 5.3% dividend like all energy names it has been absolutely walloped. stevens trying to defend the name. >> not just stevens. goldman sachs calling it a buy. barclays raised price target. >> maybe 25% drop in a matter of weeks. >> not bad. >> renewable energy company has to do with solar plays. >> jp morgan resuming target. their target terp. about $7 seen. >> they have uped the dividend. be a little more generous...
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hence the series on energy has stocks to live with, like energy transfer partners and enterprise products partner es. two super high yielding natural gas oriented pipeline plays as well as occidental petroleum with a rare beginnings of growth, a strong dividend and good balance sheet. most of the oil sheets don't have good balance sheets. i want to talk about another part of the oil complex i kind of gave up on a long time ago but it's back. the tanker business. in particular, my favorite operator in the industry, yes, nordic american tanker. symbol, nat. i used to call naty dread it was so bad. as the rest of the energy sector indeed struggled, in fact, merely doubled over the last 12 months. not even counting the companying gigantic yield, 10%. on the surface seems to have a simple business modelown a fleet of 23 oil tankers, 24th coming later in the month and leased to slints looking to ship or store crude. however, that means the dynamics. tanker are far different from this tradeup oil producer or even offshore drillers that lease their equipment. nothing to do with the price of crude
hence the series on energy has stocks to live with, like energy transfer partners and enterprise products partner es. two super high yielding natural gas oriented pipeline plays as well as occidental petroleum with a rare beginnings of growth, a strong dividend and good balance sheet. most of the oil sheets don't have good balance sheets. i want to talk about another part of the oil complex i kind of gave up on a long time ago but it's back. the tanker business. in particular, my favorite...
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energy lives here. >>> remember, we're still linked to oil. oil managed to be able to make a comeback. that's why we were able to be up. lost in the shuffle last friday, darden was fantastic, had a great quarter. carnival ccl, that took the best in show. don't forget, they have a huge advantage when oil comes down, they, like constellation, seem to be able to raise price and have their costs go down. and that is magic in this particular stock market. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you right here at "mad money." i'm jim cramer. i'll see you tomorrow. male announcer: americans are worried about the economy. many of them wonder if our corporate and elected leaders have the answers to our problems. in these tough times, some bosses are taking radical steps to discover how to improve their companies. each week, we follow the head of a major organization as they work undercover alongside their own staff. this week, the ceo of baja fresh, the country's leading chain in fast, casual mexican dining. -
energy lives here. >>> remember, we're still linked to oil. oil managed to be able to make a comeback. that's why we were able to be up. lost in the shuffle last friday, darden was fantastic, had a great quarter. carnival ccl, that took the best in show. don't forget, they have a huge advantage when oil comes down, they, like constellation, seem to be able to raise price and have their costs go down. and that is magic in this particular stock market. i like to say there's always a bull...
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of energy depen dance, imagine the advantage of the u.s. economy. putting them in high tech highly advanced jobs. it was named by the brookings sfut as one of the industry hubs in america. the town in michigan why? because we are putting 2000 ph.d.s in place to do invasions, new light weighting of cars. >> it's a dead business that you have had huge numbers in. >> proud of our team there. >>> i have invented new ones. i have new a adhesives. where did the i get them? roman haas capabilities. >> i did not think so initially. but you had to stick by the price you paid. >> the timing was the worst in the world. timing is everything. but we made it work. and this technology we are now getting out of rowman house, with the multi-layer films, you can open up your oreo cookie bag, that is all dow technology. >> state of u.s. not bad, right? stable? >> this is an economy that has a bit of tail wind and from here through next year if we do not screw it up and i'm sure we won't, there's possibilities there. >> that's the story. it's a cash machine lowest crof
of energy depen dance, imagine the advantage of the u.s. economy. putting them in high tech highly advanced jobs. it was named by the brookings sfut as one of the industry hubs in america. the town in michigan why? because we are putting 2000 ph.d.s in place to do invasions, new light weighting of cars. >> it's a dead business that you have had huge numbers in. >> proud of our team there. >>> i have invented new ones. i have new a adhesives. where did the i get them? roman...
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that's the way to do it. >> it's embarrassing coming up, energy is the best performing sector as oil bounces and financials and industrials are leaving the decline. there's your full sector board looks like six out of ten are negative as businesses more than half of the states begin to reopen, we'll speak with a top doctor about the risk of a second wave of coronavirus cases much more power lunch after this we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. >>> welcome back the powerlunch, everybody. the fda stepping up its quality control of antibesiody after approving the near perfect approach back in march they opened the flood gates. all they had to do was notify the fda that they validated their own tests. while the fda says they need to be more scrupulous about what tests a
that's the way to do it. >> it's embarrassing coming up, energy is the best performing sector as oil bounces and financials and industrials are leaving the decline. there's your full sector board looks like six out of ten are negative as businesses more than half of the states begin to reopen, we'll speak with a top doctor about the risk of a second wave of coronavirus cases much more power lunch after this we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the...
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and later, full of energy. energy powerhouse devon beat analysts' expectations this morning as they move away from nat gas and find slick profits in oil, but did they also just find a new source of the black gold? cramer's drilling for answers in its earnings exclusive with the company's ceo. plus ride the high seas? while the price you pay for gas at the pump may be rising, this company says the cost of transport oil by sea is bottoming. time to get aboard this high yielder. cramer's talking to the ceo of nordic american tanker all coming up on "mad money." >>> miss out on some "mad money?" get your "mad money" text alert today. text mm to 26221 to get cramer right on your phone. for more info visit madmoney.cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. ♪ there's a place i dream about ♪ ♪ where the sun never goes out ♪ ♪ and the sky is deep and blue ♪ ♪ won't you take me american flight 280 to miami is now ready for boarding. ♪ there with you fly without putting your life on pause. be yourself.
and later, full of energy. energy powerhouse devon beat analysts' expectations this morning as they move away from nat gas and find slick profits in oil, but did they also just find a new source of the black gold? cramer's drilling for answers in its earnings exclusive with the company's ceo. plus ride the high seas? while the price you pay for gas at the pump may be rising, this company says the cost of transport oil by sea is bottoming. time to get aboard this high yielder. cramer's talking...
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it's impacting energy, and you have had this inability to re-establish any momentum. i threw out the other day the china reopening. maybe possibly that happens. it needs something like that >> many of the energy stocks, devon to me feels like one of the most crowded areas in that space. >> without question. it's one of the better names, one of the better balance sheets, one of the more diversified product companies. it's owned in hedge funds. it's owned by mutual funds >> it's owned by bryn. right, bryn? what about this move today >> yes, i think this is very highly owned a huge overreaction. they had a call at 10:00 central, and on the production, the production is in the first quarter. they're ramping up new wells they had some infrastructure down time. and then their production will pick back up i was a little surprised we didn't see the stock trade a little bit higher. but it comes down to if you're going to buy these names for yield, when i look at the third quarter, it paid $1.35 with what they declared yesterday, you're going to have a dividend of 89 cents and
it's impacting energy, and you have had this inability to re-establish any momentum. i threw out the other day the china reopening. maybe possibly that happens. it needs something like that >> many of the energy stocks, devon to me feels like one of the most crowded areas in that space. >> without question. it's one of the better names, one of the better balance sheets, one of the more diversified product companies. it's owned in hedge funds. it's owned by mutual funds >> it's...
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it is difficult for clients to deal with that energy prices are up energy prices are down nuclear up nuclear down gas up gas down it doesn't make it easy for our clients to deal in an environment. it is important for them to give a part of the work on the side and on the plants and existing efforts to an out sourced compan to take over and especially with raw material and energy costs and wages and labor to get stabilization to declines. brussels and berlin and definitely is not supporting. >>> and ford plans to cut 3,800 jobs in product development and administration in europe in the next few years it is a move over cost pressure as it focuses on evs. >>> ford has plans for the $3.5 billion investment to build a plant in michigan using technology licensed from chinese companies. ford ceo said the economics of the investment have been improved by the u.s. reduction act. speaking to cnbc, jim farley spoke out. >> this is a wholly owned subsidiary of ford it is our investment that is as simple as it needs to be based on that, whether it is in review, it is based on our i investment >>
it is difficult for clients to deal with that energy prices are up energy prices are down nuclear up nuclear down gas up gas down it doesn't make it easy for our clients to deal in an environment. it is important for them to give a part of the work on the side and on the plants and existing efforts to an out sourced compan to take over and especially with raw material and energy costs and wages and labor to get stabilization to declines. brussels and berlin and definitely is not supporting....
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salesforce is a growth company can you feel the energy in this place? we can do so in a disciplined way. we can do so in a profitable way. it's a new addition for shareholders a great investor day. >> so hold my hand for a second. i brought in sales force to a company with a giant lift. a lot of people brought in the giant lift are there people now who are saying it's a tough time, i don't even want to take the chance that that might not happen and they're pulling back? >> well, have you walked the floors here a couple times >> yes, i have. >> are you feeling any low energy >> no, i'm not. >> it's really interesting obviously, the economy is in a complex situation. we had an opportunity interview with larry summers who is a better predictor of the economy than most. we can't predict the future of the economy. the digitalization of the economy accelerating the p pan pandemic, the digital tools on our wrist and pockets, it changes the way we work, the way we engage with customers and digital technology can drive top line growth and bottom line growth and
salesforce is a growth company can you feel the energy in this place? we can do so in a disciplined way. we can do so in a profitable way. it's a new addition for shareholders a great investor day. >> so hold my hand for a second. i brought in sales force to a company with a giant lift. a lot of people brought in the giant lift are there people now who are saying it's a tough time, i don't even want to take the chance that that might not happen and they're pulling back? >> well,...
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enter clean energy fuel, clne. natural gas fueling stations all over the country and is building a nat gas superhighway all over the continent. they have their finger on the pulse op what's developing, despite washington announcing they'll offer rental cars run on natural gas. stock down $1.02 or 5.1% dude, but it's still up 61% since we spoke to the ceo as part of last year's environmental celebrations on april 14th. potential could be huge as companies realize switching to cleaner, cheaper fuel offers the prospect for american independence. let's check in with the terrific co-founder and ceo of clean energy fuels. welcome back on "mad money." >> good to be here on earth week with you. >> looks like you got a little present for congress fotomorrow when they come back, don't you? >> well, we're going to run a little ad for them welcoming them back to town and remind them they passed on an opportunity to put in place an incentive to use america's clean domestic fuel. and i think the ad you're referring to shows a st
enter clean energy fuel, clne. natural gas fueling stations all over the country and is building a nat gas superhighway all over the continent. they have their finger on the pulse op what's developing, despite washington announcing they'll offer rental cars run on natural gas. stock down $1.02 or 5.1% dude, but it's still up 61% since we spoke to the ceo as part of last year's environmental celebrations on april 14th. potential could be huge as companies realize switching to cleaner, cheaper...
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i have the same energy i hope when i'm your age. booz allen hamilton, bah, i like it at 40 what do you think? >> it's not a bad stock. a lot of people don't talk about it i like atm a lot more. stu in connecticut. >> caller: hi, jim what's your take on te coketivety. >> it's not great. a little cable tough it's not compelling enough to be able to say that for me to pound the table. philip in california philip >> caller: hey, cramer, booyah. >> booyah. >> i like the renewable energy area i found a stock with an 8% dividend called pattern energy group. what are your thoughts >> wind power. we are going to look at this anything north of seven intrigues me we are not going to just say yes. we are going to do check to see if pattern energy is able to support that dividend. rosalynn in maryland rosalynn. >> caller: hi, jim, booyah. >> sorry if i mispronounced your name how are you? >> caller: good. how are you? >> good. >> caller: exciting talking to you. what a day, huh? >> yeah. >> caller: jim, i wonder how you feel about barnes & oble,
i have the same energy i hope when i'm your age. booz allen hamilton, bah, i like it at 40 what do you think? >> it's not a bad stock. a lot of people don't talk about it i like atm a lot more. stu in connecticut. >> caller: hi, jim what's your take on te coketivety. >> it's not great. a little cable tough it's not compelling enough to be able to say that for me to pound the table. philip in california philip >> caller: hey, cramer, booyah. >> booyah. >> i...
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energy lives here. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> let's talk about opportunity. this morning the american tower, the real estate investment trust reporting a disappointed earnings number, stock sold off hard when management spoke on the conference call, byers turned the stock around demands for the tower has never been better. i always urge you to wait until the conference call before you make a move and that's why i'm thrilled to have jim tank lin. he's the ceo of the company. welcome back to "mad money." what a classic, jim, you told a story of demand all around the world. it is fabulous time to be in your business, isn't it? >> it is it's the best place to be. >> i have felt with 150,000 discreet towers there is no more room and we don't need anymore >> well you need a lot more transmitter out there to go from 4 to ultimately 5g and get everybody on th
energy lives here. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> let's talk about opportunity. this morning the american tower, the real estate investment trust reporting a disappointed earnings number, stock sold off hard when management spoke on the conference call,...
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from an energy mix perspective, natural gas prices in the u.s. are unlikely to get higher than the current levels. >> unlikely to get much higher than current levels? i did hear you correctly >> yeah. >> okay. >> that's right. ku yeah. i think that's going to temper electricity prices in the u.s., help temper winter heating bills. whereas the rest of the world is going to have to pay an arm and a leg to stay warm this winter i tell you that. >> francisco, meanwhile, we have more kind of rhetoric, if you want to call it that, out of washington on a carbon tax it seems we are getting a carbon tax because of what is happening in europe without the robert that's supposed to help consumer cope with that, with higher energy prices and all the ree rest of it deloitte's survey said low income shoppers are going to spend less this year for christmas. obviously they are feeling the squeeze. what is your thought on if the carbon tax were to rear its head again? >> again, the carbon tax, if it simply ends in the u.s. is going to take a while. it is not going
from an energy mix perspective, natural gas prices in the u.s. are unlikely to get higher than the current levels. >> unlikely to get much higher than current levels? i did hear you correctly >> yeah. >> okay. >> that's right. ku yeah. i think that's going to temper electricity prices in the u.s., help temper winter heating bills. whereas the rest of the world is going to have to pay an arm and a leg to stay warm this winter i tell you that. >> francisco,...
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>> hey, jim, thanks for all you do wondering about a stock in the energy field paying about a 7% dividend large into buying and the company is transfers >> it's worth owning because that company is growing and growing big. i absolutely say you can buy e.g. michael in arizona, michael! michael is playing it close to the vest, michael. perhaps we should advance to craig in ennsylvania craig! another elusive buy. craig in pennsylvania, craig >> hey, how's it going, cramer, how you doing told, my man >> i'm doing well. how about you? >> i'm doing magnificent i had a question about a particular company, pretty much how it goes with this rate environment. >> and the read is >> oh. >> the letter o. that's a terrific company. i would buy that one those guys really know how to do it right that will go well inially an inflationary environment i need to go to john in texas. john >> thanks, cramer, for taking my call stock ticker zin >> it's a very worrisome situation. it's a very cheap stock and something could go wrong. i'm going to have to say i missed it and i'm moving on. chris in new york. chri
>> hey, jim, thanks for all you do wondering about a stock in the energy field paying about a 7% dividend large into buying and the company is transfers >> it's worth owning because that company is growing and growing big. i absolutely say you can buy e.g. michael in arizona, michael! michael is playing it close to the vest, michael. perhaps we should advance to craig in ennsylvania craig! another elusive buy. craig in pennsylvania, craig >> hey, how's it going, cramer, how...
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that's energy in progress. ♪♪ nice footwork. thatman, you're lucky,ess. watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers ] running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." don't look now the tech rally a huge rally most of the year. losing steam over the last week or so. data dog, super micro, nvidia among this week's worst performers even apple dropping lately your next guest expects any pull barq like this one to be short lived and reiterating a bullish call for as much as 15% gain for techs. macro tech i guess, for end of the year bring in wedbush's stan aye. >> seeing from enterprise spend, i think -- on terms of where we see guidance, and i think the ai revolution, fourth industrial revolution is now taking hold. this is halftime of a new tech bull market under way. >> who's going to drive it stocks go up
that's energy in progress. ♪♪ nice footwork. thatman, you're lucky,ess. watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers ] running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." don't look now the tech rally a huge rally most of the year. losing steam over the...
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energy is 12.4% of the s&p. if you think that rick's energy call is right, you would want to overweight the group, to have centering stocks make up more than 12.4% of your portfolio. that way you would have more energy exposure than the s&p 500 does, and if rick is right, that would cause you to outperform the s&p 500. in other words, right now having more oil for this period has cost you. now he's saying it will help you beginning right there. if you want an example, right now the energy exposure at my charitable trust which you can view is half a percentage point overweight the benchmark. that means while energy makes up 12.4% in the s&p, it's 12.9% in my charitable trust. i agree with rick. remember, it's to overweight the best sectors in the s&p and underweight the worst. he's saying getting some energy stocks, don't get left behind by the coming switch even though you think oil is coming down as i do. believe me, i think his call will be heated because of the real portfolio managers or pms don't invest the
energy is 12.4% of the s&p. if you think that rick's energy call is right, you would want to overweight the group, to have centering stocks make up more than 12.4% of your portfolio. that way you would have more energy exposure than the s&p 500 does, and if rick is right, that would cause you to outperform the s&p 500. in other words, right now having more oil for this period has cost you. now he's saying it will help you beginning right there. if you want an example, right now the...
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i want to start on energy. it has not been one trade that has consistently worked through the year, even energy at this point. >> you're dead right >> we should start there, you went through a lot of things including very importantly housing. the hedge funds can't seem to get anything right they may have been short something on the bond side, or hoping for higher rates against it and long some commodities and now they're getting crushed again. nothing, now a lot of it may be positioning, but again, it goes back to the theme that even energy has not been a safe place for -- it has been a great place to be. but the last shoe of this creation we have here, is the exxon mobile setting a new record in free cashflow and no one cares. >> right, we got that news on friday -- >> but the stock has been going down because of the commodity going down >> but commodities are crashes and everyone is saying that it must be a recession. the commodity has gotten other inflated everything got over inflated and over earned. >> it
i want to start on energy. it has not been one trade that has consistently worked through the year, even energy at this point. >> you're dead right >> we should start there, you went through a lot of things including very importantly housing. the hedge funds can't seem to get anything right they may have been short something on the bond side, or hoping for higher rates against it and long some commodities and now they're getting crushed again. nothing, now a lot of it may be...
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people still smoke for heaven sake, they'll pound energy drinks. the convenience store sales, they are off the charts! next up is apple and this stock made a comeback of late because of purchases by noted investor carl icahn has surged thanks to innovation. first the best desk top, still is, then the ipod, the iphone, finally the tablet. we know that the principal increase occurred when steve jobs was alive and many people think it's peaked. though our chartnado chartist who appeared on chart week last week begs to differ. and so far she's been very right. fourth is regeneron, which i hope you've caught every penny of this stock because the run dates back to when the ceo came on this show. he was our first guest, 2005, and talked about his revolutionary new drug for m macular degeneration for the eye. and anticholesterol medicine. i believe it could be a billion dollar blockbuster. and it's got proprietary heart and autoimmune medications. the move's been augmented by takeover talk. and i believe this stock can't stay at these levels. even as i do
people still smoke for heaven sake, they'll pound energy drinks. the convenience store sales, they are off the charts! next up is apple and this stock made a comeback of late because of purchases by noted investor carl icahn has surged thanks to innovation. first the best desk top, still is, then the ipod, the iphone, finally the tablet. we know that the principal increase occurred when steve jobs was alive and many people think it's peaked. though our chartnado chartist who appeared on chart...
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leave energy out of it and look at input costs. they're going to rock. >> kevin reconciled the decline in the price of oil with real businesses. why? he's a real business person. when you say it to yourself or i say it outloud i sound like i'm being a pollyanna. but when you talk business person to business person you have a rigorous discussion with a bottom line guy and the bottom line say huge boost from this decline. go ask the fed. we're dealing with an oil stock hang over of massive proportions. stock hang over. a hang over of stock creation. it's the inevitable consequence of the boom going bust. too much money raised. too many ipos. too much debt sold. too many limited partnerships dreamed up and put together. they are crushing people. i know that. it's a fact of life. i bet ever oil company executive is jealous of how pioneer was able to sell yesterday down $8 from the last sale and raise critical capital. they all need to raise capital. you don't want to be part of the capital rising but the negative spill over hasn't happ
leave energy out of it and look at input costs. they're going to rock. >> kevin reconciled the decline in the price of oil with real businesses. why? he's a real business person. when you say it to yourself or i say it outloud i sound like i'm being a pollyanna. but when you talk business person to business person you have a rigorous discussion with a bottom line guy and the bottom line say huge boost from this decline. go ask the fed. we're dealing with an oil stock hang over of massive...
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roads and bridges, lesser known funding for clean energy, including hydrogen we've made major strides to maybe it's viable. is clean hydrogen the real deal? can we make money off it best energy analyst in the business, rusty, welcome back to "mad money." >> great to be with you to talk about something completely different. >> but something you're a specialist on. written great things on it rusty, lot of people talking here, some say that clean hydrogen is years away, some say blue hydrogen, some green. straighten out the terms, tell us what is in the bill, where we are with hydrogen. >> all right well you know this time it looks real, jim. and it's an absolute must to get close to the paris accords or any of the decarbonization or net zero commitments being made. big deal that really needs to happen in terms of what's going on in the market, there's really two hydrogen markets -- three if you want to think about it that way. one is the green hydrogen market that we hear so much about so much information on the internet about these days. and that's hydrogen that's made from electricity
roads and bridges, lesser known funding for clean energy, including hydrogen we've made major strides to maybe it's viable. is clean hydrogen the real deal? can we make money off it best energy analyst in the business, rusty, welcome back to "mad money." >> great to be with you to talk about something completely different. >> but something you're a specialist on. written great things on it rusty, lot of people talking here, some say that clean hydrogen is years away, some...
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cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome back to "street signs." i i'm joumanna bercetche and these are your headlines. >>> the santa rally takes a breather, but u.s. futures point to more gains with the s&p points to the worst day since september. >>> warner bros. discovery and paramount are in talks as they battle to take ground in the streaming world. >>> france's sports minister tells cnbc that the olympics could generate up to 10 billion euro and create 60,000 new jobs as paris enters the final sprint in preparing the games. >> sometimes french people are reluctant because they are demanding. it is putting possiblitive pres onour shourlders to make sure everything is going to be as good as the french people deserve them to be. >>> autos in reverse. toyota shares sink as it recalls more than 1 million vehicles in the u.s. over safety concerns while the biden administration considers raisings tariffs
cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome back to "street signs." i i'm joumanna bercetche and these are your headlines. >>> the santa rally takes a breather, but u.s. futures point to more gains with the s&p points to the worst day since september. >>> warner bros. discovery and paramount are in talks as they battle to...
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proxy for state-supported government and the energy and industry in particular. you know, the entire weight of that infrastructure is usually supporting some of these companies to their angle. >> so jonathan, your company provides high level security consulting to major companies in oil, natural gas, electric pipeline check cal. what is the reaction to the nsa story? >> yeah. mainly the reaction over the past couple of days is first, a lot of people already understood that the government is probably listening in on what they are doing and saying. i expected a greater reaction than what i received. and in fact i think that's indicative of the infrastructure cl clients that we have. a lot of them don't will have u cybersecurity enough. they don't have another factor for authentication in place. log-in is just user name and pass word, instead of additional security on top of that in place. >> it is really the toughest thing to control, the human element. all of the money spent on critical infrastructure programs can be given up by someone giving a pass word or the n
proxy for state-supported government and the energy and industry in particular. you know, the entire weight of that infrastructure is usually supporting some of these companies to their angle. >> so jonathan, your company provides high level security consulting to major companies in oil, natural gas, electric pipeline check cal. what is the reaction to the nsa story? >> yeah. mainly the reaction over the past couple of days is first, a lot of people already understood that the...
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kindermorgan will be the third largest energy company, not pipeline. as i have been saying since the deal was announced this is the company coveted by money managers because of growth in income. the company sees 600 billion worth of pipeline projects in this country. once it is son sol indicated do into a single business they can borrow money to fund the projects. on the income side the new kindermorgan expects two bucks per share in dividends continuing to raise the dividend over time. yielding 5.1%. let's take a closer look with richard kinder, chairman and ceo. hear more about where the company is headed. rich, welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. glad to be here. >> i read through the documents. it seems like a possibility that this deal could close around or before thanksgiving. true? >> that's our target. the shareholder and unit holder votes are november 20. we get approval which we expect. we will close shortly thereafter. we should be closed before thanksgiving. >> we had a tsunami of selling last week in the stocks. they traded tog
kindermorgan will be the third largest energy company, not pipeline. as i have been saying since the deal was announced this is the company coveted by money managers because of growth in income. the company sees 600 billion worth of pipeline projects in this country. once it is son sol indicated do into a single business they can borrow money to fund the projects. on the income side the new kindermorgan expects two bucks per share in dividends continuing to raise the dividend over time....
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whenever they need it nextera energy. anyone can get you ready, holiday inn express gets you the readiest. because ready gives a pep talk. showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox! holiday inn express, be the readiest. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> i think oil and oil stocks are now going higher that was the roadblock that is out of the way i think oil can see 70 >>> i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money. i'm jim cramer, and i will see i'm jim cramer, and i will see you monday >> welcome to the shark where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ he's hoping to whet the sharks' appetite with his idea. hello, sharks. my name is les cookson. my product
whenever they need it nextera energy. anyone can get you ready, holiday inn express gets you the readiest. because ready gives a pep talk. showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox! holiday inn express, be the readiest. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> i think oil and oil stocks are now going higher that was the roadblock that is...
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it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. so i can reach ally bank 24/, but there ar24/7.branches? i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign
it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. so i can reach ally bank 24/, but there ar24/7.branches? i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant...
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we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. we see engineers simulating the future to improve today. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> welcome back let's get the latest headlines on the coronavirus >> let's start in new york state where coronavirus admissions fell again today the governor cautions they are still at a high level. he says the federal goth must help fund efforts by the states
we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. we see engineers simulating the future to improve today. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's...
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we took energy and we built airplanes. we took energy and we built television, radio, the internet, the lightbulb. now, we did it with money. wash out all of the garbage. it will be known as the computer science and information it is. >> jack, we'll leave it there. thank you for your time. >> good to see you, jack >>> coming up, the working lunch looks at a company that offers firms insight into dealmaking by analyzing sales calls and team conversations. we'll be right back. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. ahhh! icy hot pro starts working instantly. with two max-strength pain relievers, so you c
we took energy and we built airplanes. we took energy and we built television, radio, the internet, the lightbulb. now, we did it with money. wash out all of the garbage. it will be known as the computer science and information it is. >> jack, we'll leave it there. thank you for your time. >> good to see you, jack >>> coming up, the working lunch looks at a company that offers firms insight into dealmaking by analyzing sales calls and team conversations. we'll be right...
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much more on that in just a moment the energy market also remains top of mind. oil and natural gas pull back from multi-year highs. and crypto has bee
much more on that in just a moment the energy market also remains top of mind. oil and natural gas pull back from multi-year highs. and crypto has bee
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energy sources. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like a pro. ck ticking] >> should we call jim? >> mike moody and jeff ward left high stress, six-day-a-week jobs as big city lawyers because they wanted to spend more time with their wives and children. they decided to do what more and more working mothers are doing: share a job. >> well, for the first six months of the job, i was referred to as the new joanne. >> the job of assistant in-house council at timberland in stratham, new hampshire had been filled by two women for years. >> i have two weekends a week. >> two weekends a week? >> and i have a f
energy sources. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like a pro. ck ticking] >> should we...
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two-thirds of the energy used in buildings and 40% of all the energy used in the u.s. is controlled by honeywell technology. in fact, dave coto just came out of a meeting today on climate change with president obama. ahead of the u.n. climate conference in copenhagen. that's how important honeywell is when it comes to conserves energy. it's trading at the exact same levels it did in the 2001 to 2003 down cycle, even though it's a much better company. during its most recent quarter all of its divisions were profitable. just imagine how much better it's going to do as the american economy returns to normalcy. forget it. don't imagine it. how about instead we hear all about this company's future and president obama's big climate change meeting from honeywell's extraordinary chairman, president and ceo, dave coto. dave, welcome to "mad money"! >> wow, with an intro like that, it's really nice to be here. >> you deserve to be after what you've done with honeywell. it's been amazing. all right. you had a meeting with the president. what did you tell him? >> well, we had a di
two-thirds of the energy used in buildings and 40% of all the energy used in the u.s. is controlled by honeywell technology. in fact, dave coto just came out of a meeting today on climate change with president obama. ahead of the u.n. climate conference in copenhagen. that's how important honeywell is when it comes to conserves energy. it's trading at the exact same levels it did in the 2001 to 2003 down cycle, even though it's a much better company. during its most recent quarter all of its...